Podcasts about ska reggae

In today's episode, we go way back to the nostalgia "Ska/Reggae" scene of So Cal! The sunny days of Sublime, No Doubt, Lit and that sweet sweet cultural appropriation! I indulge in the nostalgia of that insanely large Sublime Sun tattoo that someone you knew undoubtably had. I ask the important questions like, if Brad hadn't died would we have to suffer the timeline of Jack Johnson dominating the airwaves for the last twenty years? Was Lou dog suffering a similar fate as Aaron Carter's dogs? How many times can I bring up Aaron carter in this episode? Other topics include Sublime being kicked off of Warped Tour, the band destroying Wilie Nelson's studio, and the infamous house parties that made them legends of So Cal. I have a small update on where Brads son is now, and I review the line up for Reggae Rise Up! Trigger warning as i also dive into the acceptance of songs like "Date Rape", "Santeria" and other songs/ lyrics that paint rape and violence towards women as a casual joke. All of that being said, this week would have been Brad's 55th birthday, every day we love you just a little bit more.

(Open) A SUMMER PLACE - Percy Faith Orchestra IT MUST BE SUMMER - Fountains of Wayne UNDER THE BOARDWALK - The Drifters SURF CITY - Jan and Dean SUMMER - War GOOD DAY SUNSHINE - The Beatles WONDERFUL WORLD, BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE - Jimmy Cliff BAUBLES, BANGLES AND BEADS - Sinatra and Gilberto SUMMER BREEZE - The Isley Brothers STEAL MY SUNSHINE - LEN SUMMERTIME (WHEN I'M WITH YOU) - The Mavericks A TASTE OF HONEY - Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass Orchestra I CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW - Johnny Nash GOD ONLY KNOWS -The Beach Boys SUMMERTIME - Sam Cooke PIPELINE - The Chantays RUDY, A MESSAGE TO YOU - Dandy Livingstone DON'T LET THE SUN CATCH YOU  CRYING - Gerry and the Pacemakers 4TH OF JULY - X SUMMER HOLIDAY - Cliff Richards and the Shadows THIS SUMMER - Superchunk SEASONS IN THE SUN - Too Much Joy  

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An interview special with London Bases Reggae band The Dualers Tyber chatted to Dan Evans on the Reggae show the evenign before the release of  "Voices From the Sun"     The Dualers - Bio (from website) Lead singer and founding member Tyber Cranstoun's love for Ska and Reggae music developed from a very early age. His father, Bill was a local promoter of Jamaican music in the 1960s and ran his Savoy Sound System at several locations in south London. After graduating from Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Tyber began busking with his brother Si Cranstoun on the streets of Canterbury and South London where his distinctive vocals and lively performances soon began to draw in large audiences. With an ever increasing fan base developing, Tyber seconded a group of musicians. Together they began writing their own songs and performing them live to audiences across the south-east. They first hit the headlines when the single ‘Kiss on the Lips' entered in to the UK charts at number 21 despite no industry or professional backing, the follow up single Truly Madly featured in full on the Hollywood blockbuster Fools Gold, the success continued with a number of album releases, several top 40 chart singles and an ever increasing large worldwide fan base behind them.    2019 saw the release of the hotly anticipated album, Palm Trees & 80 Degrees which stormed into the UK album chart at number 11, reached number 2 in the independent chart and number 1 in the reggae chart. Heralded as Britain's finest Ska & Reggae band The Dualers continue to play to sell-out crowds all over the UK, Europe & Asia, they have also played their first Arena tour this year which saw the band headline Wembley Arena on 14th May. The brand new album Voices From The Sun will be released on 12th August.      The Album    Keep its Duggystone Radio and the Reggae show airs live 18:00 uk time on   Duggystoneradio   or watch him live stream on    MixcloudLive   Duggystone Radio - Discover Develop - Promote since 2017  #WeSoundGood     

Marc Wasserman is the author of Ska Boom: An American Ska and Reggae Oral History. He's also played bass in a number of Ska bands, and backed some of the genres legends in the historic1998 Skavoovee tour. Marc joins us with stories, anecdotes, history, gossip, and, most importantly, the feeling of what it was like to be there as groups of young, ska-crazed acolytes spread their passion and ignited a fiercely loyal dedication to a burgeoning culture. Included are interviews with members of some of these seminal bands and fans who witnessed the birth and spread of a uniquely American version of ska and reggae and a forward penned by Horace Panter of The Specials.

Marc Wasserman is the author of Ska Boom: An American Ska and Reggae Oral History. He's also played bass in a number of Ska bands, and backed some of the genres legends in the historic1998 Skavoovee tour. Marc joins us with stories, anecdotes, history, gossip, and, most importantly, the feeling of what it was like to be there as groups of young, ska-crazed acolytes spread their passion and ignited a fiercely loyal dedication to a burgeoning culture. Included are interviews with members of some of these seminal bands and fans who witnessed the birth and spread of a uniquely American version of ska and reggae and a forward penned by Horace Panter of The Specials.

29 marzo 2022 - programa #127 RUDY VINYL SESSIONS RADIO SHOW - Diggin' The Discs HOY : Rudy Radio Jock Carlos Marroig y nuestro invitado especial DJ Dyk B. Selector harán sonar una selecció de temes clàssics del rock, del soul, el jazz etc versionats per artistes jamaicans i d'altres indrets però a partir d'estils com el reggae, ska, rocksteady, dub... Sonaran versions de Beatles, Marvin Gaye, Sam Cooke, Dusty Springfield, Van Morrison... Desde la promotora musical RUDY SESSIONS hace algún tiempo estamos intentando activar la escena musical de la isla con nuestros conciertos de carácter internacional. PLAYLIST #127: What'd I Say / BLUES BUSTERS (cover Ray Charles) (tema de capçalera) My Sweet Lord / BYRON LEE AND THE DRAGONAIRES (cover George Harrison) Give Peace A Chance / FREEDOM SINGERS (cover John Lennon) Respect / NORMA FRASER (cover Otis Redding) Take Five / THE DUBS (cover Dave Brubeck Quartet) What A Wonderful World / PAT KELLY (cover Louis Armstrong) Let's Dub It On / THE GRAMOPHONE ALLSTARS BIG BAND (cover Marvin Gaye) Don't Look Back In Anger / THE REGULATORS (cover Oasis) Brown Eyed Girl / L'HOME LLOP & THE ASTRAMATS (cover Van Morrison) The Model / THE BLUE BEATERS (cover Kraftwerk) Pimp - BACAO RHYTHM & STEEL BAND (cover 50 cent) Aux armes et caetera - SERGE GAINSBOURG Three Little Surfin' Birds - BOBBY RAMONE (cover Bob Marley) Desde la promotora musical RUDY SESSIONS hace algún tiempo estamos intentando activar la escena musical de la isla con nuestros conciertos de carácter internacional. Todos los martes de 20 a 21 horas les haremos partícipes de nuestro amor por la música con programas en los que varios de los socios pincharán sólo buena música de variados estilos (pop, rock, rhythm & blues, power pop, garaje, groove, folk, etc.)

Durante el mes de Agosto, apartamos nuestro sonido y temática habitual del Thrash Metal y nos sumergimos en otros estilos. De esta forma podemos presentaros bandas que nos han acompañado durante toda nuestra vida y que creemos que son de gran calidad. Si no eres aficionado a otros estilos musicales fuera del Thrash o del Metal en general, mejor vuelve a escuchar alguno de nuestros anteriores programas, porque este mes salimos de nuestra zona de confort. En esta IV entrega de Agosto, os presentamos una serie de bandas del mundo del REGGAE, SKA y diferentes variantes, así como los temas que creemos mejor las representan. Lista de canciones: - MULTIPARTISME (ALPHA BLONDIE) - JAMMIN (BOB MARLEY) - YOU CAN GET IT IF YOU REALLY WANT (DESMOND DEKKER) - EGURALDI IAINOTSUA HIRIBURUAN (FERMIN MUGURUZA) - GUNS OF NAVARONE (THE SKATALITES) - CHASE THE DEVIL (MAX ROMEO AND THE UPSETTERS) - OLIGARQUÍA (SKALARIAK) - A MESSAGE TO YOU RUDY (THE SPECIALS) - PRESSURE DROP (TOOTS AND THE MAYTALS) - TOMBER LA CHEMISE (ZEBDA) - MYSTIC MAN (PETER TOSH) - ON MY RADIO (THE SELECTER) - THE KIDS WILL HAVE TO PAY (VOODOO GLOW SKULLS) - FAMIGLIA CRISTIANA (BANDA BASSOTTI) DISFRUTA Y DIFUNDE Aquí adjuntamos el enlace para adquirir el libro escrito por nuestro locutor, Eric Blanco, para pasar mejor las tardes de verano, cuyo título es: LA HISTORIA DE ARTUR VENGANZA https://www.amazon.es/historia-Artur-Venganza-Blanco-Rodr%C3%ADguez/dp/B095LZ22TH/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8 metalfeverpodcast@gmail.com Facebook: METAL FEVER Instragram: metalfeverpodcast

So You Got Some opener Slightly Stoopid Wiseman/ dirty Heads Sampled over skinny puppy (septic 7 mix) / Dirty Heads Visions> Bam Bam Certified zGangsters> Jaya Shiva Shankara Kombat Dub Happy Hari Krishna Reggae Tears and Flowers Mix.

Host Junor Francis talks with Marc Wasserman, a musician, podcaster, blogger, and author of Ska Boom! An American Ska & Reggae Oral History.

Morning Beats #39 - Ska, Reggae & Dub - Free Taster Mix Every week I broadcast two live streams, Wednesdays at 6pm, and Saturdays at 11am (UK Time). It'd be amazing if you'd like to show support by subscribing on Patreon. For a small monthly fee of £5 you'll be able to download any of my DJ Mixes, Podcasts, or Live Steams in high quality, along with a full track list, for you to enjoy when and wherever you want. I'll also give you a shout out during every broadcast. I've also introduced the option for Patrons to download a "music only" version of my Live Streams. This means you no longer have to listen to the interaction that happened between me on the mic and the people in the chat during the recording of the live stream. Subscribe to my Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/cptflatcap Buy me a beer: https://www.paypal.me/captainflatcap

Nate Wilcox and Ryan Harkness continue their discussion of “Last Night A DJ Saved My Life - The History of the Disc Jockey” by Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton.Today Nate and Ryan take a look at Jamaica's unique sound system scene which spurred the creation of ska, reggae and dub and directly influenced the creation of hip-hop.Let It Roll is proud to be part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Nate Wilcox and Ryan Harkness continue their discussion of “Last Night A DJ Saved My Life - The History of the Disc Jockey” by Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton. Today Nate and Ryan take a look at Jamaica’s unique sound system scene which spurred the creation of ska, reggae and dub and directly influenced the creation of hip-hop. Let It Roll is proud to be part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Jacob talks to Kevin about his start in music, his studio Alamo KNG, and what he thinks the future of Ska & Reggae is.

On this episode of W.S.E.G., we talk to Soul/Ska/Reggae Songstress of Scarlett & The Fever, Scarlett Brais. We talk about her moving apartments in Covid-19, the evolution of her music, and we listen to a couple of tunes off her last EP, "Unbreakable". Find Scarlett: Scarlettandthefever.com https://www.instagram.com/scarlettandthefever/ https://www.facebook.com/scarlettbraismusic https://www.facebook.com/scarlettandthefevermusic Find our Sponsor Model Studios: Modedstudios.com Find Reina Mystique: Reinamystique.com wespeakenglishgood@gmail.com Find Us On Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/wespeakenglishgood/ https://www.facebook.com/wespeakenglishgood/ https://twitter.com/wsegpodcast https://www.twitch.tv/wespeakenglishgood https://discord.com/invite/m6NTJx  Find us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/WeSpeakEnglishGood www.wespeakenglishgood.com

Crsradio Present  Rocksteady  in the Dance Hall  Ska Reggae  80s 90s

We chat to Tyber Cranstoun about his recent move and his career within music. The Dualers are set to headline Wembley later this year and we ask Tyber about this and more. The Dualers are a 9 piece Ska & Reggae band from South East London. They first hit the headlines when the single Kiss on the Lips stormed into the UK top 30 despite no industry backing. With a number of album releases, several top 40 chart singles and a large worldwide fan base behind them their success has continued. The Dualers unique Jamaican style rhythm & blues sound teamed with their lively vibrant performances has seen the band consistently perform to sell-out crowds all over the UK, Europe & Asia.

Episode 2 of a 6 part series when Tommy dips in to his record boxes to play some of his favourite 45rpm singles in each genre. In this episode he digs into the Ska, reggae & Two Tone

Programa especial de En La Trinchera! La música no debe para y menos en estos tiempos de confinamiento, por eso nos envian una sesión de Ska & Reggae y pizcas de Rocksteady Contra Covid-19! En La Trinchera es Música de combate, música ecléctica y selecta, esa es la razón de ser de este programa emitido cada miércoles a las 20 horas en www.ipopfm.com. Tracklist: 1. Desmond Dekker – King of Ska 2. Winston & George – Keep the pressure one 3. The Slackers – Hit Me Kiss Me 4. The Aggrolites – Hurry up 5. Laurel Aitken & The Skatalites – Rude Boy Dreams 6. Toño Quirazco – Anoche 7. Fermín Mugura – En la línea del frente 8. King Zepha –Teacher, teach me a song. 9. Mango Wood – The Way 10. Begoña Bang-Matu - Charade 11. Alton Ellis – You’ve Made Me So Very Happy 12. The Maytals – Just Tell Me 13. The Clash – Pressure Drop 14. The Valkyrians – Career Opoortunities 15. Red London – No hate, no war 16. Radio 77 – Atrás 17. The Bite – Doublethink 18. Los Granadians del Espacio Exterior – Camino a Villaverde 19. Top Grant - Suzie 20. Horace Faith – Black pearl 21. The Paragons – Left with a broken heart 22. Ken Boothe – Everything I Own 23. Claudette – Queen of the world 24. Amy Winehouse – You’re wondering now

Programa especial de En La Trinchera! La música no debe para y menos en estos tiempos de confinamiento, por eso nos envian una sesión de Ska & Reggae y pizcas de Rocksteady Contra Covid-19! En La Trinchera es Música de combate, música ecléctica y selecta, esa es la razón de ser de este programa emitido cada miércoles a las 20 horas en www.ipopfm.com. Tracklist: 1. Desmond Dekker – King of Ska 2. Winston & George – Keep the pressure one 3. The Slackers – Hit Me Kiss Me 4. The Aggrolites – Hurry up 5. Laurel Aitken & The Skatalites – Rude Boy Dreams 6. Toño Quirazco – Anoche 7. Fermín Mugura – En la línea del frente 8. King Zepha –Teacher, teach me a song. 9. Mango Wood – The Way 10. Begoña Bang-Matu - Charade 11. Alton Ellis – You’ve Made Me So Very Happy 12. The Maytals – Just Tell Me 13. The Clash – Pressure Drop 14. The Valkyrians – Career Opoortunities 15. Red London – No hate, no war 16. Radio 77 – Atrás 17. The Bite – Doublethink 18. Los Granadians del Espacio Exterior – Camino a Villaverde 19. Top Grant - Suzie 20. Horace Faith – Black pearl 21. The Paragons – Left with a broken heart 22. Ken Boothe – Everything I Own 23. Claudette – Queen of the world 24. Amy Winehouse – You’re wondering now

Join me for my first ever radio podcast where I spin a few tunes & talk about my passion for Northern Soul, Motown, Ryhthm & Blues, Ska & Reggae..

The sunshine might not be beaming while you listen to this podcast, but episode 37 guests will bring the warmth to your ears because this week’s guests are Dabs and Tommy of the Ska Reggae collective New Town Kings.   This episode was recorded back in late 2018 in the basement of Islington Academy where Liam sat down with Dabs and Tommy and asked the hard-hitting journalist questions you now expect from punks in pubs like… Does the weather affect their music tastes?   As well as that award-winning question, you will hear chat about being mugged off by other bands, taking tips and inspiration from artists like The Slackers, The Skints and The Aggrolites and how a band made up of EIGHT people make a living playing in New Town Kings.   You will also hear Dabs talk about being the “New guy” in the band that had already been established with a different singer and Tommy talks about how the band went about recruiting Dabs and what he brings to the band.   Finally, Dabs and Tommy speak about the link between reggae and punk and taking inspiration from both the genres.   Playing out the show this episode is Fink's Constant comes at you from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania with their track 'A New Rudy'   As well as all that Liam explains why the podcast is going to Berlin and how you can support that project by going to pick up a T-Shirt from Etsy.   Don't forget to go rate and review - it helps! Also, tell year mates about punks in pubs and follow the podcast on all the socials @punksinpubs. Until next time x

Today episode will be epic. On the eight episode of the entertainment trail spotlight I will be introducing to those who don’t know about Jamaica first recognize genre. Yes I am talking about Mento. Yes it came before Ska, yes it came before Reggae and definitely Dancehall. Also on today show, I will be featuring two short documentary, one looking on the rise from Ska to Reggae and the other short documentary looking on Dancehall from a nonconformist perspective. Songs from artiste like, Bedasy, Lord Kitchinor, Pat and Enid,Fab Five, among other greats from the 1950ths onward. from the Mento and ballad era of Jamaican music culture. The Caribbean power play and touch di road features are also great this week. Thanks yet again for choosing Entertainment Trail Spotlight. Please leave a comment, a review and subscribe to the podcast. I would love to hear from all of you listeners’ and subscribers. EMAIL ME AT: entertainmenttrailja@gmail.com or WHATSAPP ME AT 876-489-1753 Please follow me on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/entertainmenttrail/ And like and follow me on facebook at https://m.facebook.com/EntertainmentTrail/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shabba-muskeno/message

This week’s show will feature music from the English Beat, The Specials, Bad Manners, Dexy’s Midnight Runners, Steel Pulse and a special tribute to Ranking Roger. TRACKLIST “Limited Balance” - General Public - Tenderness 12” Single B-Side - Virgin Records (1984) “On My Radio”- The Selecter - On My Radio Single - TwoTone Records (1980) “Night Boat To Cairo” - Madness - One Step Beyond - Stiff Records (1980) “Just A Feeling”- Bad Manners - Loonee Tunes! - Magnet Records (1980) “Shadow Of Love”- Beshara - Shadow Of Love Single - Sub Zero Music (1984) “Tell Me Why” - Musical Youth - Different Style - MCA Records (1983) “Do Nothing”- The Specials - More Specials - TwoTone Records (1980) “Geno”- Dexy’s Midnight Runners - Searching for the Young Soul Rebels - Parlophone Records (1980) “Root Rock Reggae” - Pato Banton - Visions Of The World - I.R.S. Records (1989) “Chant A Psalm” - Steel Pulse - True Democracy - Elecktra Records (1982) “Doors Of Your Heart”- English Beat - Wha’ppen - Shout! Factory Records (1981) “Keep On Moving”- UB40 - Labour Of Love - DEP International Records (1983) “Whine And Grine/Stand Down Margaret” - English Beat - I Just Can’t Stop It - I.R.S. Records (1980) “Ranking Full Stop (Live at the US Festival)” - English Beat - Live At The US Festival - Shout! Factory Records (1982) “Rainy Days”- General Public - Rub It Better - Epic Records (1995) “So Excited” - Ranking Roger - Radical Departure - I.R.S. Records (1988) “We Play Ska” - Children Of The Night feat. Ranking Roger - We Play Ska 12” Single - Jive Records (1989) > Intro clip taken from The Running Man Braveworld Productions/HBO (1987) > Theme song “Forever Running” by B-Movie Sire Records (1985) > Movie clips taken from Family Guy Family Guy 20th Century Fox Television (1998-2018)

Keith & Tex - Stop The Train DJ Relax Dance Version By Mr Turner Nothing Left To Say. DL>> https://hypeddit.com/track/sc/7tvhhk

3/7 of Ska/Reggae extraordinaires Show Me Island! Lauren, Nick and Ken talk about their upcoming album, and even let us listen to the title track of their new album, Ring Around and Run. Go see them May 3rd at the Urban Lounge in SLC with the Slackers! Show Me Island will be performing at the Ogden Arts Festival! Check them out on: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Bandcamp: Show Me Island Buy their music at www.showmeisland.com Follow me: Instagram: oaferic Twitter: oaf_eric Facebook: Ogden Arts Festival & Ogden Arts Festival Pod Email me: oaferic@gmail.com Transition sounds by Blinkfarm Intro: "Skaship Introprise" by The Beam Me Up Ska-T's

It's a dream come true for The Jedi Ras as he gets to chat with Dave Hillyard, founder and saxophonist for the legendary NYC Ska band, The Slackers. Dave is a very influential figure in the Ska/Reggae scene and an extremely talented musician. We talk about family, The Slackers relentless touring schedule, his hippy dippy beginnings and of course, Jamaican Rock 'n Roll.

　2004年6月，一对再旷课就得挂科的哥俩出现在了临近学期末的广西艺术学院，某堂公共课的教室里。他们盘踞在最后一排的不务正业黄金专座，为正在脑海中孕育的乐队筹谋未来，比起那些在睡觉、 看小说、玩手机的同学，这对哥俩显得特别积极且务正业。大抵是天道酬勤，这次公共课的积极现身不但为这对哥俩解除了挂科的危机，也为他们未来的乐队敲定了名字：海龟先生。 这对哥俩好就是海龟先生的主唱兼吉他手李红旗和贝斯手蒋晗。 　　2007年8月，毕业后的海龟先生乐队受成都小酒馆之邀，迁移至成都，在成都发展的五年期间，海龟先生乐队以融合了Ska、Punk、Grunge的音乐风格，轻松、欢快、真实的现场感染力广受好评， 并凭借《男孩别哭》、《草裙舞》、《Snoopy》等作品，让成都乐迷很快记住和接受了这支摇滚乐队。此后乐队日渐活跃，相继参与成都最具代表的“永远年轻跨年摇滚音乐节”并多次担任压轴乐队。 同时，也多次在全国各大音乐节演出中有出色的表现。在成为“成都摇滚再出发”的领军队伍同时，海龟先生也跻身为西南地区最受乐迷欢迎的摇滚乐队之一。 　　2010年8月，经历了几次阵容变动的海龟先生乐队最终形成了如今三人阵容，主唱/吉他：李红旗；贝斯：蒋晗；鼓：张浩亮。最原始的摇滚乐三大件吉他、贝斯、鼓的乐队编制， 使乐队风格更独特、鲜明，最直接真实的表达了乐队音乐的创作情感。 　　2012年9月，海龟先生继续往北游至北京，签约的摩登天空即将为他们出版这张怀旧老歌专辑。对于海龟先生们的老乐迷，这是一份迟到的礼物；对于不了解先生的朋友们，这是一个介绍先生们的前情提要。 未来，则需要和每一位新老朋友陪着海龟们一起游。 　　在这个信仰极其缺稀的年代，苦恼的人们都在寻觅更加真诚的声音，海龟先生抛弃躁，浮，乱，回归本源歌颂信仰，歌颂阳光与爱等一切积极的能量。更难能可贵的是歌曲中并无令人烦恼的说教， 一切都在轻松明快的编曲和李红旗温暖的喃喃细语中完成，不得不说这使得先生们拥有了使之区别于传统摇滚乐队的奇特魅力。 　　海龟先生们的浪漫 　　海龟这种生物有着柔软的肉体和坚硬异常的外壳，就像真正的海龟一样，海龟先生乐队的新专辑中既有浪漫如《玛卡瑞纳》的歌曲，勇敢地认识自己后想要去拥抱的爱人或者信仰地冲动； 也有《微笑》般温暖人心的优美旋律，这首全名叫《我想看到你们每一个人脸上的微笑》的歌曲写于汶川地震后，乐队有感于电视里的新闻画面全是笼罩着阴霾的一公升眼泪，而这首歌无比温暖 欢快的旋律，像是海龟先生从热带岛屿驼来的一亿立方阳光，为人们驱走笼罩在头上的阴霾。 虽然各个曲子都在使用摇滚先辈们留下的曲式和技巧，但是旋律的驾驭方向却是朝着流行摇滚前进的。别去提Ska和Reggae，这些乐种最初也是作为牙买加的新款流行音乐，后期逐渐流行于世，我们之所以认为Ska很摇滚，多是因为后期的Ska-Punk造成的潜移默化的影响。再说，上面我也说了，这张专辑的曲风并不仅仅只有Ska。一首首歌曲动听悦耳，但是尚未达到成熟的地步。虽然海龟先生比起摩登天空现在签下的大量既不好听又无创意的乐队，已经算得上是翘楚，但这也是矮子中挑高个儿的无奈状况。模仿是成长的必须过程，海龟先生的状态看上去依然在成长，希望他们能够找到自己的方向。告别这张专辑中的曲风大杂烩状况，并且发掘出属于自己的独有特色风格。现在的他们还未能走出模仿的阴影。他们将野性的音符隐藏于流畅吉他扫弦中，温柔心境灌注进摇滚乐做底的身躯，以爱，以温暖，为积极造梦标示了最好的注脚。在他们的现场，无数人会发现，原来摇滚乐可以玩的这么高兴！原来摇滚乐也会直言不讳的正视爱的能量！青春是什么？青春既是用于无所事事的玩乐和散播你的爱，这张《海龟先生》总体而言，海龟先生一直在路上，模范学习中努力做出自己的风格，至少他们是快乐的，也将这份慵懒悠闲与快乐带给了我们，希望一直进步吧

Hoy toca ritmos muy concretos extendidos por todo el mundo. Así abro con HIP-HOP de ese que se hace acompañar por banda, seguimos con SKA, posteriormente con REGGAE y sin olvidar el DUB.PLAYLIST:Lo-Fi Blow Dry - That's It.Titan Sound - Nasty Trick (Exclusive).Snoop Lion - Smoke the Weed (feat. Collie Budz).Roger Molls - What's Your Place ft. Ptates.Dub Inc - Crazy Island.Giuliano Palma & The Bluebeaters - From Russia with Love.St-Petersburg Ska-Jazz Review - Night on the Bus.See-I - Soul Universe (MustBeat Crew & Nynfus Corp remix).Mighty Diamonds - King Kong.Kana - Demain Dans Les Etoiles.Kali - La begine des enfants du bon dieu.Macka B - Word Sound and Power.My Neighbour Is - OMG! It's A Sausage Boy.Niles Philips - Ill At Ease (feat. Tonkin) [Auditors Domination remix].Timewarp Inc - Yuil Disco Breaks (Valique Emancipation Dub).

Episode 1 - This is a Scorcher! Welcome, to the first of many episodes chock full of Ska Reggae and Rocksteady. The main focus will be the original JA songs from the 1963-1974 period, but you'll find a few modern artists tossed in just to mix it up. All ripped from my collection of 45's, so sometimes you'll have to put up with some clicks, crackles, and pops. Hope you enjoy! Playlist: 1. Maytals - Night and Day (3:00) 2. Bob and Gene - I Can't Stand These Lonely Nights (3:09) 3. Slim Smith - I Need Your Love (2:25) 4. Keith and Tex - Stop That Train (3:19) 5. Ethiopans - Everything Crash (2:45) 6. Justin Hinds - Travel With Love (2:41) 7. Stubborn All-Stars - Rude Boy (2:58) 8. Bashments - Hong Kong Flu (4:06) 9. Pat Kelly - I'm In The Mood For Love (2:02) 10 Ken Boothe - Artibella (2:13) 11. Regay Boys - Mama Look Deh (3:07) 12. Wailers - Don't Rock My Boat (2:36) 13. Kingstonians - Put Down Your Fire (2:19) 14. Al Brown - Here I Am Baby Come And Take Me (4:02) 15. Al Barry and The Cimarons - Morning Sun (2:57)

Platten packen fürs Keith & Tex Konzert diesen Freitag in Shaffhausen ist angesagt! Und ihr könnt mithören!Ska Reggae und Rocksteady

Un género del caribe que pareciera haber nacido en Argentina.Encuentra el episodio completo con texto e imágenes en www.HistoriaRock.com

Un género del caribe que pareciera haber nacido en Argentina.A través de los diferentes países, el rock ha ido encontrando formas adecuadas para acomodarse a las músicas tradicionales y populares logrando hacer de este algo propio. También ha sucedido que algunas músicas surgidas del rock se afianzan de tal forma en algunos países que parecieran haber nacido allí. Es el caso del reggae y del ska, y es el caso de Argentina. Hoy en +El Rock es un Búmerang: Ska y reggae argentino. Canción 1: SurfSka (Los Pericos)Canción 2: Porrompompero (Los Calzones) De la agrupación Los Calzones (que durante varios años se llamaron Los Calzones Rotos) escuchábamos Porrompompero. Los Calzones se caracterizaron desde sus inicios por ser una banda que producía sus discos de manera independiente tal cual sus grandes influencias como The Skatalites y Madness. Aunque Los Calzones comenzarían a rodar por los bares argentinos desde finales de los ochenta, no sería sino hasta los primeros años noventa que obtendrían el reconocimiento suficiente, en sus primeros discos revitalizaban y revalorizaban el ska en un momento en que “el ritmo mundial” no despertaba interés en el público roquero argentino. Canción 3: Yo te sigo (Los Calzones)Canción 4: Sinsemilla (Los Cafres) Los Cafres es quizá la banda más resistente del movimiento reggae en Argentina. Entre 1987 hasta 1989 trabajaron durísimo en una primera etapa recompensada con un número importante de seguidores pese a la crisis económica que el país vivía por entonces. Sin embargo tras autoexiliarse un par de años en Chile y Canadá, los integrantes se reunieron nuevamente en Buenos Aires para consolidar definitivamente su proyecto musical que tomó cuerpo en 1994 con la aparición de Frecuencia Cafre un disco mezclado en los míticos estudios Tuff Gong de Kingston (Jamaica). Escuchemos La receta, canción que abre su disco Instinto. Canción 5: La receta (Los Cafres)Canción 6: Los Piratas (Auténticos Decadentes) Los Auténticos Decadentes comenzaron tocando en 1986 en festipunks y en peñas de colegios hasta que en 1990 consiguieron grabar su primer álbum. A partir de entonces la alegría ha impregnado sus discos reflejada en música festiva que con el correr de los años y sin dejar de lado los motivos cumbieros y tropicales ha dado espacio también a canciones reflexivas. Canción 7: Loco (tu forma de ser) (Auténticos Decadentes)Canción 8: Nada que perder (Los Pericos) De Los Pericos escuchábamos Nada que perder. El primer disco de la banda los elevó a altos topes de popularidad con más de cien mil copias vendidas, sin embargo su segundo álbum, producido por Herbert Viana de Os Paralamas do Sucesso, no alcanzó los niveles del debut y los hizo aterrizar. De esta forma Los Pericos tuvieron que trabajar fuertemente para demostrar que lo acontecido no había sido “suerte de principiantes”. Con los años, los discos y los conciertos los conviertieron en la banda de reggae más importante de América Latina. Canción 9: Pupilas lejanas (Los Pericos)Canción 10: Desapariciones (Fabulosos Cadillacs) Del disco El León de Los Fabulosos Cadillacs teníamos Desapariciones, una versión del clásico de Rubén Blades. La historia de “Los Cadillacs” se extendió alegremente por más de quince años con una decena de discos en estudio y par de álbumes dobles en directo hasta el año 2000, y en 2006 la banda pareció retomar vuelo con la grabación de un único tema homenaje a Andrés Calamaro. Pero las carreras en solitario de Vicentico y Flavio, columna vertebral del grupo, no permitieron el regreso de la banda de rock fusión más importante de Argentina. Escuchemos Gallo rojo, un lindo homenaje al Che Guevara. Canción 11: Gallo rojo (Fabulosos Cadillacs)Canción 12: Gente que no (Todos Tus Muertos) Todos Tus Muertos fue quizá la banda más querida por los rudeboys y punks de América Latina. Si bien Todos Tus Muertos está conformada por una banda base que incluye a Pablo Molina y Horacio “Gamexane” Villafañe, entre otros, en sus discos la banda adquiere tintes de colectivo, por ellos han desfilado Manu Chao, Srgio Rotman y Fidel Nadal que fue el cantante principal de la banda hasta 1998 cuando partió hacia su carrera solista. Canción 13: Andáte (Todos Tus Muertos)